- checked in fresh copy of ProjPortfolioMgrClient to SVN and moved ProjPortfolioMgrClient to old
- deployed new PPM and PA at the Fort. new fields seem working
- User Management errors – Database Null?
- fixed
- Delete User errors – fixed
- DBUpdateSQLs06052012.sql in src/main/resources/database directory
- caused by cascading foreign keys… this fixes it
`login`ALTER TABLE `projects` DROP FOREIGN KEY `projects_ibfk_3` ;
ALTER TABLE `projects` ADD FOREIGN KEY ( `proj_mgr_login` ) REFERENCES `project_portfolio`.`users` (ALTER TABLE `projects` DROP FOREIGN KEY `projects_ibfk_2` ;) ON DELETE SET NULL ON UPDATE CASCADE ;
ALTER TABLE `projects` ADD FOREIGN KEY ( `proj_admin_login` ) REFERENCES `project_portfolio`.`users` (`login`) ON DELETE SET NULL ON UPDATE CASCADE ;ALTER TABLE `projects` DROP FOREIGN KEY `projects_ibfk_1` ;
ALTER TABLE `projects` ADD FOREIGN KEY ( `portfolio_mgr_login` ) REFERENCES `project_portfolio`.`users` (`login`) ON DELETE SET NULL ON UPDATE CASCADE ;ALTER TABLE `projects` DROP FOREIGN KEY `projects_ibfk_4` ;
ALTER TABLE `projects` ADD FOREIGN KEY ( `portfolio_admin_login` ) REFERENCES `project_portfolio`.`users` (`login`) ON DELETE SET NULL ON UPDATE CASCADE ;
Author Archives: pgfeldman
Phil 5.5.12
8:00 – 5:00 FP
- Looking into Blender as a way to create mouse geometry. Trying out this wikibook – Blender, from n00b to Pro
Tom DeVito 6.5.2012
Start: 12:30
- Fixed the mounting locations to be in line with the measurements taken Friday
- Added two more connectors to the board. One for connecting the analog inputs, the other for connecting the LEDs.
- Added the circuit for the I2C bus.
- Connected the nets for the new connectors.
End 6:30
Mike 6.4.2012
- Relocated to new site desk
- Connected to server just fine and did the regular backups
- Submitted Dong’s VR
- Played around more with the COGNOS data in prep for demo on Friday
- Back at the mill, rebuilt the entire vis tool suite, did some minimal compatibility testing
- Burned everything to disk for deployment
- Investigated an issue with trending data in the visualization after using a GROUP BY statement in the advanced query window. There’s a problem with our string parsing that screws up there WHERE clause
Dong Shin 06.04.2012
- tested new PPM and PA on FGMDEV, seems fine.
- database updates – DBUpdatesSQLs05242012.sql
- saved old – ProjPortfolioMgr_06042012 and project_portfolio_06042012
- found ProjectAssistant gets confused with endpoint after AutoLogin changes – fixed
Phil 10.4.12
8:00 – 4:00 FP
- Cleaning up and packing the project and hardware for move.
- Got a new GWT in Action. and let Dong and Mike know about it
- Hmm. There’s a thing called Restlets. Looking into that.
- Started a throttler for the sound JSON writer.
- Looks like I start AMPERE on the 11th. Reserved a truck for the 7th-8th. Penske reservation number is 30588476. (06/07/2012 at 8:00 AM, 8685 Washington Blvd, Penske Baltimore, Jessup, MD 20794)
Tom 6.4.2012
Start: 10:00
- Decided to use standard pin headers for the where the ribbon cable attaches to the board.
- Started building the nets for the auto routing
- Talked to Phil about the uncertain future of the project.
- Added more mounting holes
- Double checked all measurements.
End: 6:00
Mike 6.1.2012
- Test server backups
- Apparently my desk has been given away to someone else so I’m moving to a temporary desk starting Monday, hopefully I can still reach the server. Moved everything that was on the local drive to the network drive for transfer
- Sent out the VIS Tool weekly status report
- Spoke with Jessica R.
- She wanted to know how to create users and assign roles
- She will also be rolling my weekly status reports in to the larger group weeklies
- Also discussed my new desk and got my door access to the office, no more ringing the bell
- Bill and Jessica both want to bring Phil on to implement the official test plan and offered to find some funding
- We’re getting ‘Out of Connections’ Mysql errors on the PPM service. I bounced the server and got rid of them but the problem needs to be solved soon.
- Talked to Phil about coming on to write the test plan, sent and email to Jim asking how to proceed
- Collecting statuses from Kristi and Dong to submit to TASC for the month of May
- Talked to Kristi about getting documentation for PPM deployed at site
- Sent an email to Dong about the ‘out of connections’ error
- Going to start work on a java-based AMF client that will stress test the PPM back-end. I will probably only write 1 method (log in) and hopefully hand it off to Dong.
Mike 5.31.2012
- Test server backups at site
- Stopped by the customer office and spoke to Jessica R., Bill D., and Tangela H.
- Jessica had lots of questions about creating accounts, timelines, and when the reports would be ready
- Tangie was having difficulty making projects with subprojects and wants to have 1 MIPR span multiple projects…
- Bill is working on getting the production server going
- Sent out the connection test and troubleshooting document, it will be emailed out to all users tomorrow
- More charting stuff
8:00 – FP
- Working more on getting my IRB certification – Done!!!!
- PAD meeting
- I may try to 3D print the mouse version of the interface, since the PAD lab has a MakerBot. Going to look at free CAD packages that are compatible after finishing my cert
Tom 5.31.2012
Start: 10:00
- Deleted stray traces and and cleaned up the postions of
- Transposed amp circuit to be able to be mounted on the back of the board
- Phil decided we don’t need the amps after all to control volume
- Finished and saved the amp circuits just in case before removing them
- Played with teh auto route tool. It works great
End: 6:00
Dong Shin 05.31.2012
- cleaned up PPM project structure – moved scripts to new directories
- working on PPM to add new fields
- created VO’s for Funding Type, Organization, and Location
- updated BudgetCenterData with new fields
- modified CreateProjectPanel to work.
- testing
Phil 5.31.12
8:00 – 4:30FP
- Working on getting my IRB certification – Yay, halfway through
- It just struck me that the hand interface could be *really* easily be mounted on a mouse…
- And since we got a free one with the electronics cabinet, Tom’s trying to remove the electronics without breaking it.
- For future reference: Texture Display Mouse: Vibrotactile Pattern and Roughness Display
- Tangible Acoustic Interfaces
Tom 5.30.2012
Start: 9:30
- Changed the location of the grounds for the midi controllers on the new board
- Finished routing sensor circuit traces
- Finished adding amp circuits
- Routed power lines
- Still haven’t found a hard drive power connector which I could mount to the board but I did find the footprint for one in the schematics
- Still looking for either a connector for the ribbon cables or a footprint for the ones I have. I can use the standard pins without a mounting harness but the harness is nice as it cannot be plugged in the wrong way.
- Changed the wiring of the midi and amps to use the two prong connectors I have been using for wires going to the arduino. This will make it easier to swap out parts if needed.
End: 6:00
IT WORK (OVERHEAD) — 1:30-3:00: My laptop has been having intermittent problems which seemed to be characteristic of overheating. I spent some time today opening up and cleaning off the fan as this is a common problem with this model. Once the fan was cleaned off, I noticed that the laptop idles at a much lower usage level and even with the overclock settings the fan does not spin nearly as fast. I ran 3dmark06 to benchmark and test stability. It ran it very well even with the CPU overclocked to 2.75ghz(normal clock is 2.2ghz). Furthermore, the area below my left hand, where the graphics card resides, does not get hot anymore. The fan did not even reach max speed during this test. Hopefully this solved the stability issues I have been experiencing for almost a year.
Asus has very efficient cooling systems in their laptops, but even the best systems will fail if dust sneaks in. It is always good to clean the fans periodically, as I have seen computers which seemed destine for the junkyard, fully recover after their cooling systems were cleaned.
Mike 5.30.2012
- Server backups at site
- Fixed a broken link on the visibility index pages
- Moved over the map hosting webapp so visibility displays maps correctly
- Working on the charting package

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